Sentence examples for gained a second wind from inspiring English sources

The Jets gained a second wind and new life.

As a result, labour has gained a second wind, and it has moved to redouble the recruitment drive it began two years ago under its new leader, John Sweeney.

It's hard to pick just five songs from his incredible output – it means leaving out not just some of the lesser known songs that form the backbone of his work, but also the hits that gained a second wind with the UK ska movement.

They have gained a second wind after losing six Premiership matches in a row and, even though they will be playing away in the semi-final play-offs, they would be the opponents both Leicester and Saracens would prefer to avoid, assuming they do not slip up at home to Leeds on Saturday and allow Bath to replace them in the top four.

Now, thanks to Vancouver-based company, Sky Turtle Technologies, it gains a second wind.

But while the region stands on the threshold of a public health success, experts warned against complacency, cautioning that any pockets of unimmunized or under-immunized children could result in the outbreak gaining a second wind.

So it was suicide after all, and after a moment's stunned hiatus, the story gained a weak second wind.

The move obviously bolsters the Kindle's value as a "kids ebook" solution and allows the Potter books to gain a bit of a second wind thanks to renewed interest.

They gained a first-round bye.

Air Force likewise gained a first down on offense and did gain a second, but could not gain a third.

It has given her a second wind.